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Ekonomi Umat dalam Sejarah Muktamar NU

Muktamar Nahdlatul Ulama Ke 35 di Pondok Pesantren Tambakberas Jombang, pasti akan mengingatkan kembali semangat Nahdlatut Tujjar dan Tashwirul Afkar-nya KH. Wahab Hasbullah. Beliau mengajarkan semangat kemandirian ekonomi, khususnya kemandirian jalur distribusi barang-barang kebutuhan ekonomi umat dan tata kelola ekonomi berbasis komunitas. Dua hal ini setidaknya dapat meningkatkan perputaran dan kemandirian ekonomi serta efektivitas jalur distribusi umat Nahdlatul Ulama.  Iya, Isu kemandirian ekonomi bukan tema baru bagi NU. Isu ekonomi justru mengakar jauh sebelum organisasi ini lahir. Sebelum 1926, KH Abdul Wahab Chasbullah telah merintis kelompok diskusi Tashwirul Afkar, gerakan kebangsaan Nahdlatul Wathan, dan gerakan ekonomi Nahdlatut Tujjar sebagai embrio yang menyiapkan lahirnya NU. Nahdlatut Tujjar "kebangkitan saudagar" menjadi bukti bahwa NU sejak awal memandang kekuatan ekonomi jamaah sebagai fondasi, bukan pelengkap, dari dakwah dan organisasi. Momen "Kemba...

History of European Continental System (Civil Law)

After his Navy was destroyed at Trafalgar in 1805, Napoleon realized that if his empire was ever going to be secure, he would have to defeat Britain. With his navy gone, Napoleon knew a direct assault on island was for the time impossible, so he decided to wage economic war against the "nation of shopkeepers", as he called the British. His plan to bring Britain to its knees was called the Continental System. British goods were to be restricted from entering Europe. Napoleon demanded that his empire close its ports from British goods, and he got the Russians, Austrians, and Prussians to cooperate in the Continental System. Without having the European market to buy up its manufactures, Napoleon hoped Britain would undergo a severe depression, hurting the nation's economy and ability to maintain such a powerful navy. Meanwhile, Napoleon was building ships of his own. Napoleon wanted to hobble the British economy and give France a chance to build up its own manufacturi...